conclave (Meaning)
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conclave (n)
a confidential or secret meeting
Synonyms & Antonyms of conclave
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conclave Sentence Examples
- The conclave of cardinals gathered at the Vatican to elect the new pope.
- The secretive conclave was held behind closed doors to deliberate on matters of utmost importance.
- Only the most trusted advisors were allowed into the conclave to discuss the kingdom's future.
- The conclave of world leaders convened to address pressing global issues.
- Within the conclave of scientists, groundbreaking discoveries were shared and debated.
- The conclave of experts sought to find solutions to the environmental crisis.
- The conclave of elders met regularly to discuss tribal affairs and make decisions.
- A conclave of CEOs was held to strategize and plan for the company's future.
- The conclave of scholars debated theories and philosophies late into the night.
- The conclave of artists showcased their latest works in an exclusive gallery event.
FAQs About the word conclave
a confidential or secret meeting
convention, gathering, caucus,synod, meeting, convocation, conference, discussion, conversation, cabinet
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The conclave of cardinals gathered at the Vatican to elect the new pope.
The secretive conclave was held behind closed doors to deliberate on matters of utmost importance.
Only the most trusted advisors were allowed into the conclave to discuss the kingdom's future.
The conclave of world leaders convened to address pressing global issues.
